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Illustrative Una briefing for a fictional business: money owed, possible funding, recurring costs and next steps. Example figures are not customer results.
A retention that fell due. An invoice past your own terms. A customer taking longer to pay. Put the dates and the paperwork together, so you know what to follow up.
The Ferngate job is signed off. Its contract includes £18,400 of retention. The useful question is whether the release conditions are met and the payment is still outstanding.
Check the release date and payments received, then prepare the follow-up.
One business. A connected picture.
A certificate has an expiry date. A customer has a payment requirement. Read them together and you can see why that renewal needs attention now.
Company contextContracts, certificates and filings
Business evidenceTerms, invoices and payments you supply
Public information first. A richer picture as evidence grows.
02 · Show the working
Context. Calculation. Judgement.
The source, the assumptions and what still needs checking.
03 · Make it useful
Potential opportunity
Check the retention on the Ferngate job.
The job is signed off. Has the retained amount been released?
Confirm the release conditions. Prepare a follow-up for review.
Show the working
What the records say
An example £368,000 contract retains 5% until its release conditions are met. £368,000 × 5% = £18,400.
What is still unknown
Whether all release conditions are met, whether payment has already arrived and whether any amount is disputed. This is a fictional example.
What improves the picture
The signed contract, completion record and payment history. If they do not agree, the finding should stop at a question.
Una finds the opportunity. Then gets to work.
Una starts with public information about your business. Add your own details, and its AI agents go further, building business cases, preparing applications and getting the next steps ready for your approval.
You can search and open an initial company profile without an account or a bank connection. Public records give a starting point. Your invoices, contracts and payment history are needed to establish details that are not public.
What does Una cost?
Company search and your initial public profile are free to explore. For additional services, agree the scope, fees and what counts as a result before any work starts. We are developing an outcome-based model: read the pricing page for the current position.
Company search, business profiles and work on scheme qualification, cost reviews and practical improvements provide the foundations. The Collector, Watchman, Finance Controller and Funder are in development, alongside account connections and weekly briefings. The examples here show how that broader service is designed to work.
You choose what happens next. A finding does not submit a claim, send a chase or commit you to spending. The drafting tools we are building are designed for your review and approval: your name, your wording, your decision.